The funeral on Wednesday, the 19th, was imposing, sad, and sorrowful. All felt the solemnity, and sorrowed as if they had lost one of their ...

On the morning of Friday, the 21st, I went by appointment or agreement to the Capitol at 6 A.M. Stanton had agreed to call for me before six...

[From the Herald of Freedom of Dec. 8, 1838.] We must give the whole of this euphonic line, so harmonious to the colored ear. This silv...

COLOR-PHOBIA. Our people have got it. They have got it in the blue, collapse stage. Many of them have got it so bad, they can't get...

Washington , August 6, 1822. My Dear Sir ,—This gentleman, the Rev. Mr. Gurley, comes recommended by our friends at the South, on the s...

Abolition Logic “ Not hate of one's neighbor.” We prove it to be hate, because it wants to send off. Hatred repels, and would expel...

I, James Madison, of Orange County, do make this my last will and testament, hereby revoking all wills by me heretofore made. I devise ...

I, James Madison do annex this Codicil to my last will — as above & to be taken as part thereof. It is my will that the nine thousand d...

Office Of The Colonization Society, Washington , March 13, 1826. My Dear Sir : Mr. Everett's speech in the House of Representativ...

Peterboro , November 24,1835. Rev. R. R. Gurley , Secretary of American Colonization Society. My Dear Friend, — Great as the pleasu...